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..The Texas Supreme Court has not renewed the eviction moratorium that was lifted in May, though last week, State Rep. Gene Wu, a Houston Democrat, and another 51 state representatives sent a letter to the Supreme Court asking them to halt evictions again.As we stare down a second shutdown, my greatest concern is for those who already live paycheck to paycheck.Because of this, we are renewing our call to the Supreme Court of Texas and Chief Justice to suspend all eviction proceedings due to .— Gene Wu (@GeneforTexas)Dana Karni, the attorney with Lone Star Legal Aid, said while the number of eviction cases filed during the pandemic is much lower than the same period last year, they’re anticipating a dramatic rise in the coming weeks.Fill out the form below to subscribe our new daily editorial newsletter from the HPM Newsroom.· The commission's two Republican members, Jack Cagle and Tom Ramsey, did not show up to the meeting so a vote on the proposed budget could not happen.· Most studies of what causes symptoms of COVID-19 to linger on after the virus has passed focused, with little success, on the heart muscle. Doctors at Houston Methodist Hospital instead looked at the heart arteries and hit on a promising idea.· The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention endorsed reformulated versions of the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines last week. The shots should better protect people from the most recent COVID-19 variants.&nbsp;· On Tuesday's show: Who should get newly approved COVID-19 boosters that target the omicron variant? Then, Carolyn Evans-Shabazz answers questions about issues facing the city. And we talk with writer Erika L. Sanchez.

..The Texas Supreme Court has not renewed the eviction moratorium that was lifted in May, though last week, State Rep. Gene Wu, a Houston Democrat, and another 51 state representatives sent a letter to the Supreme Court asking them to halt evictions again.As we stare down a second shutdown, my greatest concern is for those who already live paycheck to paycheck.Because of this, we are renewing our call to the Supreme Court of Texas and Chief Justice to suspend all eviction proceedings due to .— Gene Wu (@GeneforTexas)Dana Karni, the attorney with Lone Star Legal Aid, said while the number of...

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